Fragrance Knowledge
Does Skin Chemistry Affect Fragrance Perception?
One frequent and intriguing question that occupies every perfume enthusiast’s mind is "Is it true that if one cannot smell a fragrance on oneself, it either doesn't align with one's chemistry or it complements it perfectly?" This query which... more »
Indole; the lewd potion
Mentioning jasmine in perfume discussions often leads to an instant dialogue about a major substance in the flower named indole, for which the flower is often named indolic. This term is frequently used in tandem with less appealing descriptions such as... more »
Iso E Super: The Delightful Smell of Nothing
Iso E Super, an intriguing element in the universe of fragrance chemistry, has become a prominent subject among perfume enthusiasts and professionals due to its unique sensory qualities and its pivotal role in contemporary perfumery. This synthetic... more »
Synthetic Components vs Natural Components
The age-old debate between natural and synthetic components continues to captivate enthusiasts. Many lean towards the raw, unadulterated embrace of nature over the precision and innovation of modern science. However, have you ever considered that these... more »
The Facts Everybody Needs to Know About Perfume
One of the most common misconceptions about fragrances is that they must be bold and formidable. A perfume rich in leather, flowers, spices, or musk is all well and good, but a more delicate aroma can just as easily exude beauty. For example, a part of... more »
Essential Tips to Apply Perfume
WHERE TO APPLY PERFUME AND WHERE TO AVOID Fragrance is the most playful and intoxicating aspect of your care routine, as scent unleashes sensuality and defines your scent identity. Yet, there's an art to wear a cologne. Wearing perfumes seems easy peasy... more »
Types of perfume concentrations
Shopping for new perfume can be overwhelming and a tricky business with all the scents available today. However, it gets even more complicated when there are different versions of the same scent available. Extraits to Colognes to Aftershaves, there are... more »
History of Perfumes - Part 2
We have reached the renaissance period which covers the 15th & 16th centuries, characterized by the newfound willingness to learn & explore and the focus on human efforts to bring innovation in daily life. People in that... more »
History of Perfumes - Part 1
There is hardly a person alive right now that has not experienced fragrances in their lives. Be it the smell of flowers in a bouquet, the smell of freshly cut grass, the smell of wet soil after rain, or the smell of leather seats in a New Car. We all have... more »
